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PostPosted: Thu Jun 03, 2010 20:03 
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"This cap is the only thing I have bought from new in twenty years. I'll be damned if I'm going to get it wet!"

(I sponged off ya there Pete :D )

Seriously - look at his cap; it's incongruous...

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When you said "let the clutch in slowly", I thought you said "Let the slutch in slowly!".

Sorry if there are southerners who don't know what slutch is!

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PostPosted: Thu Jun 03, 2010 20:43 
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When you said "let the clutch in slowly", I thought you said "Let the slutch in slowly!".

Sorry if there are southerners who don't know what slutch is!


Never seen any such slutch north of you ,must just be native to Cumbria ,like all those landlocked submariners :D

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Shock as escaped experimental nanotechnology begins dissolving residents of Idmiston near Porton Down

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Whilst traversing the 'ford', a quick thinking sub-mariner, saves the day !

A farmer is said to have been happy with performance of new 4x4 while herding cattle, however the same cannot be said of the cattle!

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The new FjORD Ranger 4x4 :)

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my brain has been musing on this in the background and i just can't get beyond the understated:

"left hand down a bit"


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"I only wanted to road spray a pedestrian but it’s deeper than I thought".

"Well, at least it doesn’t matter if I pee myself now".

"I think a shark has just eaten my elbow".

"What an unusual car wash, I wonder what the wax and polish will be like".

"I wonder if the missus is okay in the boot". :twisted:

"What on earth could be causing that misfire?"

Passer by shouts "Hey stupid – I think your gene pool could use a little chlorine".


Okay – I think I’m done now. :) Been thinking about these all the way down from Stoke, (Two hours!)

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ha ha , some very good ones there, Tone....I have the same sense of humour when I have to visit Stoke (appologies to all Stokies but a terrible place to drive round)...;-)

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"hey ,this is the new South African model ,they measure the engine output in Hippo power and it looks like it's trying to get back to it's favourite mud"

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"I think the engine's flooded"

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Thunderbird six failed it's first trial .

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"If the water comes up any further, I'll just breath through this straw!"

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"Damn! First I get stuck in this ditch, now I got a coolant leak!"

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some brilliant entries coming in, this is going to be sooo hard to judge but keep em coming, I'm laughing my socks off here.... ;-)

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How about..."These new car washes are quite something aren't they?"

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How about..."These new car washes are quite something aren't they?"
Oi you! Stop teasing me :P

Ahem... Well I didn't expect the pool car from work to be quite like this.

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Oh, I forgot about my twice winning caption - it almost applies here too, so I might as well try it on:

"When I said ‘let’s push the boat out when we buy our new car’, I didn’t mean…… "

Can lightning strike three times? :D

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:lol: No harm trying Steve, although I think you could adapt it to "...when we buy our next car".

That way you get around Safe Speed's law on 'Copywrite for Caption Competitions' I think. (Also known as CCC© ) :D

That's how Grabby does it :lol: (Just kiddin' mate :D )

It could also be 'Copywrite for Caption Competitions Protocol' but that would make it CCCP, which means something completely different :P

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"When I said ‘let’s push the boat out when we buy our new car’, I didn’t mean…… "


I thought you might try that one (again) Steve and wanted to find one that didn't involve water but couldn't at short notice... ;-)

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The caption: My new way of fishing gets them back really fresh.


I've only just read this one, (must have missed it before) and it has had me in tears...could be the best so far but keep them coming, still a long way to go yet!

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